I think it would be fun, for posterity's sake, to catalog the amount of non-book reading that I do daily/weekly/monthly. I'll start with monthly magazines: Wired, Fortune, and a new, online, options-oriented journal Expiring Monthly. Weekly I read the Economist. And on a day to day basis I start off on the train with the Wall Street Journal, then ease into a blog roll that includes: Abnormal Returns, Marginal Revolution, The Reformed Broker, The Big Picture, Felix Salmon, Calculated Risk, Freakonomics, Ben Casnocha, Greg Mankiw, and for fun, Dealbreaker. One important thing that I have learned since I developed this line-up is that it has become easier and faster to read all the blogs that I've listed as I have become accustomed with the authors' writing.
-JDW
About Demand Equilibrium!'s author
- J. Daniel Wright
- I'm a budget analyst in Washington, D.C. This blog has a number of purposes: I use this blog to have a historical, electronic record of my financial/economic readings. Another purpose is to write about current economic, financial, investment, and market data while developing my writing style and voice. Finally, I try to spice it up by throwing in humorous cartoons, pictures, and haikus. I hope you enjoy.
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